eddie rocket's

location: on the main o'connell street, easy to locate.

food: if you are a burger lover, this is a place to be. they serve hamburgers, chicken and vegburgersas well. there is a wide combination of fries available as well. you can add different sauces for the burgers. the eddie's trademark sauce is what makes all the difference. theburgersand fries are all worth it. shakes are however a disappointment, which is too thin to be a shake.

price: it is an expensive place with theburgerspoint of view and a meal for two can easily cost you around 25-30 euros.

ambience: all the eddie rocket diners have a similar ambient, based out of late 80's and its a perfect setup for a diner serving burgers.

staff: extremely courteous and servings mostly take 15-20mins. diners are given preference over the take-aways

recommended dishes: garlic cheese fries, southern grilled chicken

eddie's has been a firm favourite of the south dublin masses for years and only seems to be going from strength to strength in recent years and is keeping pace with the gourmetburgersof the world. all the eddie rockets are fun experiences but i've never been mad about their food. however, they've launched a new black pudding burger which if you've seen my review of ray's pizza you'll know is the way to my cholesterol riddled heart. so you're moving up in the world eddie's just sort your chips out.